The Satire in this is shown through Illustration. It is showing how much big business people actually control in real life. Instead of the government controlling how things are used, wealthy business people control them because they donate and support the government. It is showing a stereotypical business guy with all of the things he influences underneath him.
Once again, the satire in this is shown through illustration. It shows how little the ideal solution of a politician will actually work. It only sounds good so it will get the politician votes, but once it is put into action, it will eventually fail.
This satire is also shown through illustration. It is saying how politicians think their ideas sound good but they have no proof or background to support them. They are essentially just hoping and trying to "pull a rabbit out of their hat" in order for it to work.
My own Satire.
Before:What people think of Business Managers
Actual Business Managers:
This satire shows what people think when they hear managers, compared to what actual business managers make in real life.
The Satire in this is shown through Illustration. It is showing how much big business people actually control in real life. Instead of the government controlling how things are used, wealthy business people control them because they donate and support the government. It is showing a stereotypical business guy with all of the things he influences underneath him.
Once again, the satire in this is shown through illustration. It shows how little the ideal solution of a politician will actually work. It only sounds good so it will get the politician votes, but once it is put into action, it will eventually fail.
This satire is also shown through illustration. It is saying how politicians think their ideas sound good but they have no proof or background to support them. They are essentially just hoping and trying to "pull a rabbit out of their hat" in order for it to work.
My own Satire.
Before:What people think of Business Managers
Actual Business Managers:
This satire shows what people think when they hear managers, compared to what actual business managers make in real life.